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Blue & white twist pen

silverfox58

silverfox58

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Terry
Hi had a go at a segmented twist pen not to bad with blue and white laminated sheets and a cooper kit will try another but will try and get both halves the same next time IMG_0733.jpeg
 
flexi

flexi

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Maidstone
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mark
Very nice indeed.... Don't try to get both halves symmetrical it will look naff, a random twisting pattern is better...
 
Phil Dart

Phil Dart

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I agree with Mark. The effect you have there looks pretty cool from where I'm sitting, and the randomness is a large part of the appeal in my opinion
 
TVS

TVS

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Made a good few of them in me time love the colour combination made it an exciting pen
 
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